doesn't mean that you give a blank a blank check to who. has helped us yes we have to be grateful for those who stood with us but on the same time over this very important. the war the war is over if there is no need for the troops to stay in iraq then there's no need but if there is a need we should think we should discuss in our parliament with the government and with our political blocs decide what is the best for iraq. what we're going to apply is what is the best for iraq we don't have any hostility to those who helped us to get it. turkey has bases in northern iraq set up during the fight against isis from which it fights to kurds now we hear iraqi politicians protesting america's presence loud and clear but they're not so vocal about the turkish bases where step crying from the shia militias about that i mean is to iraqi restaurant condemning americans just an attempt to look tough and anti us for voters maybe well i think it's has become like a war of proxies you know there is hostility between the u.s. . it is a matter of proxies h

we are not going to give any president democratic or republican a blank check the u.s. house votes the council president declaration of a national emergency over his border wall. the u.n. security council meets on the venezuela crisis with world powers divided again. thank you for joining us nigeria's president mahmoud abbas has been re-elected for a second four year term the results of saturday's vote were announced by the electoral commission just a short time ago he won more than fifteen million votes. my mother will hardy of the all progressives congress. i've been satisfied. on the score the highest number of courts. and is elected. let's bring in. forrest how are these results coming in the middle of the night in nigeria and bihari winning by nearly four million votes. while election officials say despite some issues raised by the agency those issues including the number of those were not adding up to the number of votes the ballot papers were destroyed until today was some people didn't feel that. at all since they even more than they thought the party does in the

but ultimately the trial came down to a single sheet of blank paper. like a rorschach test for the jury. what would they see, paul moore's guilt or a plot to frame him? coming up, a verdict that will divide this tight knit town and rip apart this family all over again. >> we started crying. keith morrison (voiceover): for much of his life, >>> for much of his life, paul moore had found ways to charm the folks around them and get away with bad behavior. at his trial here in sacramento paul's defense attorney followed what was by now a familiar script. she accused peter of murdering roberto ayala. >> peter moore has a lifetime of making threats. paul does not make threats to roberto. paul works with roberto. >> which is how parisi presented paul to the jury. of course if you know paul had a deeply troubled history with the law. violent sexual offense in his background. but the jury didn't get to hear about that. nor were they told about the dna. quite possibly paul. that was found on the envelope containing the bomb diagram. excluded. would the jury see t

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. >> we are not going to give any president, democrat or republican, a blank check. >> the new fight the president faces when he comes home. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ heather: good morning. you are watching a special early addition of "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. heather: thanks for starting the day with us. let's get to a fox news alert in a couple hours, donald trump and kim jong un will come face-to-face for a second time, the president gearing up for high-stakes denuclearization talks with a north korean leader in vietnam. >> summits 2.0 taking pl. in a country that has tremendous symbolic value and could provide a glimpse of hope for the future. at henry is live with what we can expect from these big talks on a big day. >> back in new york we are two hours away from the president of the united states sitting down again face-to-face with a north korean dictator. that will happen, the current -- the president is resting in the c where we are broadcasting from. it has been a busy morning already. what he did was try to illustrate what you were t

a blank check to shred the constitution of the united states. we would be delinquent in our duties as members of congress if we did not overturn what the president is proposing. pete: he made the case the wall was the issue the president ran on, and members of congress, budget a military base in their district, that money would be made up elsewhere. we figure a way to do this. >> adam kissinger says there is a national emergency crisis at the border. not just about immigration. >> this is an issue of immigration, i wouldn't think so. this is an issue of drugs and human trafficking. >> in the national guard, never seen it so bad. he said i went down there on the fence. we have to take immediate action. and with the apprehension, a 20 year low, year-to-year in january 2018 or january 19th, there are 497,000 apprehensions in 2017, almost doubled in that time and if you talk to people at the border, there is not a person down there who says we don't need additional help and the barrier wouldn't be a benefit. >> democrats site the official numbers, t

what do you do to keep bias out of -- how y start with a blank slate on a machine, teach it how to learn top of it? >> for many applications, for example, if we wanted to predict device failure in an aircraft. >> just as an example, not that you do that or anything. >> which is something we do. there's no bias there. there's simply thousands of signals and we can build machinery and models that will predict the device is going to fail before it fails with very high levels of precision. let's look at the criminal justice system. we have a bias problem. if we were to, for example, take the data of true positives, people that went to prison in the last ten years, and build a machine learning model that would predict -- as we roll forward, i can tell you what the answer is. it's a black male with an incom age. so we have all this. there we have a bias problem in the data and the machine learning problem kind of breaks down. we need to figure out how to deal with that. >> are you staying away from these sorts of applications because they'reth bias. are you guarding against that bias? >> we ar

that's the most significant problem we see with their property in their renovation, in that he had a blank slate, and he could put this hot tub anywhere, but he chose to keep it on the property line, which is right where our bedroom is. so it's not a matter of privacy as has been stated. it really has to do with quality of life and us being able to go to bed and go to sleep and enjoy our property, the home that we bought in 2014. with a hot tub, the pump going 24-7, the noise from the shower, people congregating this, it being like a party area, so to speak, this is what we envision, and we just don't have any proof of that. we know they've been implacable since day one when we asked him not to put it below our bedroom. now we understood he took it out of his plans -- >> there are some hijinks involved. >> bottom line is it's probably going to be there, and we're going to have to live with the noise and the congregation of the noise down there of the shower and the deck. we're concerned about our quality of life, and i guess that's all we have to say. >> president melgar: okay. thank you.

he's on the right i mean because i'm pretty sure i'm a blank on the she treated. me even though it wasn't even the gunman who had more in years to pull new designs and. laws and his lengths to get for the other person it was the twins collecting the form and with a chance it will. all go just that i don't. know when you'll be able to see it you will it give you a bit with us we'll see you in the us cause he's the light of open office in your book that can see it's legal for them to know what a form of oprah she wanted you to when you was caught. just the same plus. of course the bus. after a rather bumpy rollout of the new green deal is upon this co-sponsored by democratic firebrand alexandria. the plan for a radical restructuring of the american economy and how people will live but the plan does not address just how much it costs how much we have to go into the red become green. simply. didn't have ten miles from. the state with. me today. it was the sort of my limit was speculation that me or the now with jamie has a hunk of those. now at that but the. hell i go

know what that authority means to bust on the pleasures i mean because i'm pretty sure i'm a blank on the cheap trick to look under the bus plug in to me even though it wasn't even the gun when it was called lord and yes the whole new song and. losing his mind to different any of us and it was all up when she went to the floor and chance it will. all go just that i thought. we knew it was we see it you blew it give you a bit with us we'll see you in the us cause he's the one of all close in your book that can see it's legal for them to know what a horrible bush wanted you to when you was caught with your toes or slats the same cluster of least the forks the bus clocks hold. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. to sit down and talk. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from peaceful protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it. spilling the. president recall

it's a most likely see a blank check. >> back in 1993, one of the men give a statement sing the singerarmed him for case involving another boy. jackson face criminal charges a 2005, the other took the stand proclaiming jackson citizens. they criticize the filmmaker for knocking either side of the story >>> michael jackson's former home known as the neverland ranch back on the market for $31 million. it was first listed in 2015 for $100 million. the 2700 acre property in cinnabar county has now called the sycamore valley ranch. the warriors got together with some high school students in miami, they had a shootaround before tonight skin, the students and faculty members showed up at the warriors morning shootaround. some of the students came from high school. they killed 17 students and staff numbers a year ago. >>> they spoke with players like steph curry they spoke out against gun violence in the past. >>> the snowplow clearing his street hits a fully buried car. the surprise not stop there. it happened last sunday in south lake tahoe after the collision with the snea shup to car out b

as say that the life of a headlight starts on a blank piece of paper ernest koroma santa explains what happens then. have. produced they get a sketch from the styling department it's just an idea they prove the sketch to see if it's doable. if the functions can be made to meet the wishes of the design team they move on to the next step and use data to construct a three d. model. employing this model simulations are conducted and eventually of physical prototype this is simple. together with a design team the phillies prototypes are then examined to see if they have the desired optical effect at this point they also fine tune the design. if everything is going to plan the finished headlights then undergo temperature testing in a climatic chamber. he says they do a cycle called hot wet. their headlights must endure temperatures ranging from minus forty degrees celsius to plus forty so they can be used in all of the world's climate so afterwards they're examined using special sensors and cameras to check for any weak spots or science of material for t.v. . if the headlights pass these tes

it is to find a blank cd.osted on facebook saying his parents need a couple songs burned onto a cd. do you still use cds? i threw a lot of mine away. we weigh in on mike's facebook page this morning and let us know. >>> 5:55. san jose's mayor sam liccardo wants to dig into san jose's traffic troubles literally. he is looking at the idea of digging a tunnel, this would be a two-mile-long tunnel connecting the diridon train station to the san jose airport which is among the fastest growing airports in america. the mayor says he has been in talks with elon musk's boarding company. >> that doesn't actually put rail in a tunnel, but puts moving cars in a tunnel at much lower cost. >> the mayor says the city's goal it to transform diridon into a grand central station, capable of handling the crush of new workers coming from areas with google's new downtown campus. >>> new details this morning in a deadly plane crash in southern california. officials say the pilot's police badge and papers were fake. nbc's morgan che

a, we are not giving them a blank check. but we have to get over the system or otherwise there will be more problems like you experienced but even more serious. host: gary from florida. good morning. i'm sorry, ron from florida. go ahead. caller: i've already filed my taxes. in it was simple this year. compared to the years before. actually, i got back a lot more than i did. i had it all squared away where i got maybe back $100. this year was quite a bit more. we are right at about $100,000, so we have got that standard deduction at our house is paid for, we do not do the itemization anymore. it was a real good benefit for us this year. ms. olson: you are squarely in that place where the 1040 simplified and the standard deduction really help. host: from michigan, eva, hello. caller: i'm a retired educator. before the state of michigan offered to retirees long-term care policies, i bought one from a private company. and last year, they said it wasn't tax deductible. i filed a form with it. and no one at the internal revenue s

i've drawn a blank as well. "50/50" and see if we can, you know... >> okay. >> each take a letter and just cogitate. >> yeah, that may be the only thing. are there particular areas that you've been focusing on, like geographic areas? >> no, i've been just wandering everywhere. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm no help on that one, so...sorry. >> all right, well, that's all right. i think that... we were at-- we're going for 30,000? >> you're going for 30,000. >> going for 30,000, okay. >> yep, you're at 20,000, going for 30,000. >> let's go ahead and do the--let's go ahead and do the "50/50" thing. >> okay, final? >> final. >> all right, let's take away two incorrect answers. [dramatic music] and you're left with b and d. >> that's interesting. >> oh! i got this. >> [laughs] >> which one? >> luxembourg. >> luxembourg, yeah. shoot. that was one i missed, yeah. i went other small german--or european countries. >> yeah, i-i kind of danced around it and i didn't go through the middle of it. luxembourg is right next to france, which

i hate to say it is when it is my uncle -- it is like they see a blank check. >> this documentary is ing the truth. there has not been one piece of evidence that corroborates their deory. dan: almost a defter his death, michael jackson's character remains under the spotlight. his true legacy still being questioned. dan johnson, bbc news, los angeles. jane: those allegations still swirling. sully the service dog captured the hearts of millions. images of him lying by the casket of late master george bol ofush became the s loyalty and companionship. now theea twoold labrador walterw posting at reed medical center near washington. nada tawfik went to meet him. ounada: it is a day for sully the service dog as he embarks on his next assignment. he was a constant companion for former president george h.w. bush in the last few months of his life. starting today, his new home will be with veterans at walter reed medical center. >> sully h.w. bush. you will support, comfort families, active-duty an nada: sully touched the hearts of americans when he loyally accompanied the 41st president's cas

we are not going to give any president democratic or republican a blank check the u.s. house votes to cancel president trump's declaration of a national emergency over his border wall. where just hours away from the vietnam summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's leader kim jong un. nigerian president mohamed hari extends his lead and his supporters are claiming victory. the u.n. security council meets on the venezuela crisis with well it's palace divided again . well u.s. president donald trump is getting ready to meet north korea's leader that while he is away his immigration policies are under attack at home a new report is detailing accusations of abuse at american immigrant detention centers and the democratic led u.s. house of representatives has voted to block trump's declaration of a national emergency along the border with mexico the president used the palace earlier this month to get funding to build the war on the frontier john hendren has more from washington. two hundred forty five the nasal one eighty two using their newfound power hous

thought that it happened today if i started out with a blank sheet and now well i filled it up with color this. bit were made of. the other room is open three times a week at no cost to the seniors the town picks up the tab for the rent and all the materials anyone can take part in this program not just dementia patients. some of the volunteers are retirees they're in good mental and physical shape so they're happy to help. for me to just make my own mind this sort of work very satisfying i try to get other people to volunteer as well but many don't want to get involved in health. care work to do not me that's really. unfair because you know i don't feel that way at all if i were a dementia patient i'd be happy to know that there were people there to help me and you just feel mentioned dr goodman revamped off. the patients spend several hours here they can be creative and they don't have to worry about their declining language skills and thanks to the volunteers the patients families can take the afternoon off. beck has spent more than a decade building this network of volunteers she's we

it's all most like they see a blank cheque. it's all money. fter his death, michaeljackson's character remains under the spotlight. his true legacy is still being questioned. danjohnson, bbc news, los angeles. and you can see much more from that interview on the victoria derbyshire programme tomorrow morning, here on the bbc news channel, from 10:00am. the headlines on bbc news: a woman convicted of killing her husband with a hammer wins an appeal against the murder conviction. sally challen now faces a retrial after defence lawyers argued she'd suffered decades of psychological abuse. two men tell the bbc they were abused repeatedly by the pop star michaeljackson, in the 1980s and early 1990s. a man is found guilty of manslaughter after he supplied his girlfriend with drugs at the bestival music event in 2017. ceon broughton did little to help 24—year—old louella fletcher—michie as she suffered a reaction to a class—a drug. she later died. the white house insists that further meetings could be held between the us and north korea, despite the f

change and food sick and security stuff like that but i think out here we can say arrow things are a blank slate in this search chance to really build something new and build some from the bottom up that is sustainable restorative and doesn't make all the mistakes of industrial agriculture and thus industrial agriculture. it's estimated that each week we lose an area the size of manhattan as a result of intensive over farming. nearly one third of the planet's land is severely degraded and agriculture is largely to blame. if we don't act fast the un projects the world has only sixty years of harvest. but there are glimmers of hope. seemingly barren landscapes can hide an underground forest of living tree stumps roots and seeds in africa a technique called farmer managed natural regeneration is nurturing this hidden vegetation to bring fertility back to damaged land developed an asiatic and is now used by farmers across the continent it uses restore it of methods such as selective pruning and thinning of shrubs to stimulate rapid growth leading to taller and stronger trees and healthier soil

critics have accused the president of attempting to use the act as a blank check to get what he wants by circumventing congress. and republblicans are worried ts could set a dangerous precedent that could also eventually benefit democratic president. the president in the white house scenic r really strong backlash from republicans in congress saying look we we really don't love the emergency declarationon idea because what happens if there's a democrat in power you know. yoyou can have somebody needed w president who decided for instance to declare global warming and national emergency and and we're concerneded aboutt that can. use of executive authority. but the national emergencies act can be blocked congress can terminated of both houses built for it and the president doesn't issusue a veto. if there's a presidential veto it can still be stopped by congressional super majority what's more likely is the act would get bogged down in court with lawsuits which could go all the way to the supreme court. that's what happened to president harry truman when he tried to nationalize the stee

when the group turned their attention to the opposition labor leader jeremy cool been installing a blank billboard in the politicians home and tea breaks a campaign has turned up and filled in the gaps with their own slogans but i think the main prominent pro bricks and activist soul. also attempting to reach new audiences. the multimillionaire owner of one of britain's biggest pop change has come under fire for sending copies of this probe themed magazine to potentially thousands of homes come on guys let's get real we're talking about saving thirty nine billion pounds eliminating loss of power regaining control of fish in increasing democracy i mean what's not for life. meanwhile in central london a restauranteur who put an empty practic slogan at the bottom of customer receipts has faced violent threats and then one cases they say we must burn the place down meaning the restaurant to be burned up and then in another one they put an image of a gallows saying traitorous. breck's it's created a war of words facts figures and promises repeated on buses boats and bridges some entirely fals

change and food sick and security stuff like that but i think out here we can say arrow things are a blank slate in this search chance to really build something new and build some from the bottom up that is sustainable restorative and doesn't make all the mistakes of industrial agriculture and thus industrial agriculture. it's estimated that each week we lose an area the size of manhattan as a result of intensive over farming. nearly one third of the planet's land is severely degraded and agriculture is largely to blame. if we don't act fast the un projects the world has only sixty years of harvest. but there are glimmers of hope. seemingly barren landscape skin hide an underground forest of living tree stumps groups and seeds in africa a technique called farmer managed natural regeneration is nurturing this hidden vegetation to bring fertility back to damaged land developed an asiatic and is now used by farmers across the continent it uses restore it of methods such as selective pruning and thinning of shrubs to stimulate rapid growth leading to taller and stronger trees and healthier soi

we will have to have a new one, so let's start with a blank sheet of paper, what do we need? those have been taken on board by the government, with the white paper that is now out there for consultation. but the one area we are for consultation. but the one area we a re really for consultation. but the one area we are really stuck on, we've got to see some movement on, is that threshold of £30,000 for any tear to the user. £30,000, half of all londoners earned less than that —— tier two. you have to be earning £30,000 or more to get this visa? that's right. people like nurses, ca re that's right. people like nurses, care workers, social workers, anybody working in hospitality. half of all londoners actually earn less than that. what we are pushing very ha rd than that. what we are pushing very hard for is for the government to listen. they say they're listening. there is a period of consultation to really bring that down. we are actually arguing it should be paid to the london living wage, which would work for the whole country. government is listening. but our big concern is

we are not going to give any president democratic or republican a blank check the u.s. house vosa council president trumps that cooperation of a national emergency over his border wall. come fully back to korea watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also ahead but just hours away from the vietnam summits between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's leader kim jong un we're live in hanoi. nigeria's president mamadou bihari extend c. its leaders his supporters are claiming victory in the presidential election. the u.n. security council meets on the venezuela crisis with world powers divided again. thank you for joining us u.s. president donald trump's getting ready to meet north korea's leader but while his away his immigration policies are under attack at home a new report is detailing accusations of abuse at american immigrant detention centers and the democratic led u.s. house of representatives has voted to block trump's declaration of a national emergency along the border with mexico john hendren has more from washington the yeas are two hundre

it is all most like they see a blank cheque. this documentary is not telling the truth. ir story. almost a decade after his death, michael jackson's character remains under the spotlight. his true legacy is still being questioned. danjohnson dan johnson can bbc danjohnson can bbc news, los angeles. and you can see much more of that interview on the victoria derbyshire programme. that's on the bbc news channel from 10am tomorrow. andre previn, one of the most distinguished musicians of the past century, has died at the age of 89. he was a conductor, composer and pianist who won four oscars and ten grammies, and in effect turned his back on hollywood to pursue his love ofjazz and classical music. he later became the conductor of the london symphony orchestra. 0ur arts editor will gompertz looks back at his remarkable life. andre previn was an extraordinary musical polymath who blurred the boundaries between genres. he excelled as a conductor of many of the world's leading orchestras, conjuring from them a thrilling sound. he was a world—class jazz pianist... working with th

change and foods again security stuff like that but i think out here we can say arrow things are a blank slate in the search chance to really build something new and build some from the bottom up that is sustainable restorative and doesn't make all the mistakes of industrial agriculture and thus industrial articles. it's estimated that each week we lose an area the size of manhattan as a result of intensive over farming. nearly one third of the planet's land is severely degraded and agriculture is largely to blame. if we don't act fast the un projects the world has only sixty years of harvests left but there are.

and liverpool draw a blank, in their champions league first leg tie, at home to bayern munich.nd at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, defence correspondent at the times, lucy fisher, and the guardian columnist, dawn foster. stay with us for that. good evening. shamima begum, the teenager who left britain at the age of 15 to join the islamic state group, has been stripped of her british citizenship by the home office. now aged 19, she's in a refugee camp in syria. a statement from her family said they were "very disappointed" at the news, and they would consider all legal avenues to challenge the decision. the home office hasn't commented. daniel sandford has more details. shamima begum escape from fierce fighting this month as the islamic state group she went to join as a teenager slowly loses its last piece of territory in syria. but returning to the uk became much harder today, as the government move to take away her british nationality. a letter sent to her mother by the home office said... if apparently you show little remorse, if y